República Dominicana

Baptized as Hispaniola at the time of its discovery, twenty years ago the Dominican Republic was nicknamed "the best kept secret in the Caribbean." The Dominican coastline stretches along more than 1500 km of idyllic coastlines, which, depending on the region, have very different personalities. Wild and secret, hidden at the bottom of deep coves sheltered from sea currents, natural pools protected by coral reefs, long beaches swept by regular and strong winds, beaches of pearly white and powdery sand or pebbles, flanked by coconut trees or almond trees, supported by green hills, intimate and indolent, or vibrant and full of activity, crossed by sportsmen of all kinds; These beaches, which invite you to relax or to sail (windsurf or kitesurf), are undoubtedly among the most beautiful in the world. Among the pearls of the country's beaches, the Bay of Eagles, with its ivory-colored sand adorned with shells, is a paradise on Earth, as are the almost deserted islands of Saona and Catalina. In addition, you can see humpback whales in Samaná, migratory pink flamingos, manatees on the north coast, the wild nature of Barahona...